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THE LIFE OF EARLY PIONEERS Our Heritage by Dr. Richard S. Hartley
Introduction
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Special Thanks and Overview by Dr. Hartley ©1990-2001 Richard S. Hartley, All Rights Reserved.
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THE LIFE OF EARLY PIONEERS Our Heritage by Dr. Richard S. Hartley
Introduction
|| Shelter
|| Food
|| Clothing
Special Thanks and Overview by Dr. Hartley ©1990-2001 Richard S. Hartley, All Rights Reserved.
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The sounds, sights, and smells of each day for the pioneers were
the ringing of axes, crash of falling trees, clattering of cowbells,
singing and laughter of children, whir of the spinning wheel, thumpety
bang of a loom, the odors of cooking food in the fireplace, and the ever
murmuring of human voices. What we learn and remember about the pioneers
is called our heritage. These important things are passed on to our children.
